Amy has a knack for unearthing the most beautiful, unusual finds on the web. She posted Amanda Wachob’s work yesterday and I fell fast for these yummy watercolor arms.

Brings new light to body painting, yes?

Last week, Korean detectives find 1,700 stolen pairs of shoes in one man’s apartment. Possibly even more bizarre? They were stuffed in apple boxes.

How have I missed this? I spotted the Lego Boardroom Table on Behance yesterday, and gracious, the creativity that ensues. Sometimes, this world amazes me.

Also, I think this table would make corporate meetings a bit more… productive.

p.s. Want more legos?:
Lego Love-oh
HappyCentro
Jan Vormann

Because I can.

Left: hibisanpo / Right: HLHL

Let’s post some juxtapositions today, shall we? Ah, there is little I love more than unexpected mish.

Left: At Swim-Two-Birds / Right: Assonance

I love the grimace on this girl’s face, along with her strategically-placed buttons.

If you’ve got it, flaunt it, sisters!

From Natalea’s Flickr.

Wow. Nokia’s psychedelic offices are making me seriously re-think working from my bed everyday.

Is it possible to be jealous of a mural? I suppose, yes.

Reader and artist Beth Cummings sent over a link to her topography clock (for sale on Etsy) in response to the cartographer’s dream blanket I posted last week.

They make a lovely match, don’t they? I bet they’d birth some super throw pillows.

Antony Gormley makes some of THE most brilliant sculptures to date. Simply amazing.

No idea what this has to do with… anything, but really? A chocolate inhaler with zero calories?

Smart, or insanity? What do we think, readers?